AMREF Virtual Nursing School End of Module Three Examination: Immunisation, Disaster Tagging, Food Preservation and School Health

The end-of-module-three examination for the March 2010 class, sat on 19th September 2011 in three hours. The multiple choice block takes the contagious diseases, the plasmodia that develop hypnozoites, the immunity a child acquires from tetanus toxoid, what primary disease prevention involves, the occupational illness of people working in information technology, thiamine deficiency, the meaning of a yellow tag in disaster management, the pentavalent contraindications and the food preservation methods that inhibit bacterial multiplication. The short answers ask for the four steps in evaluating a school health programme, four ways of pest control, three ways of preventing and controlling trypanosomiasis and four methods of collecting demographic data.